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I will but not to aid in a crime just on more trivial matters
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Depends who needs help and why, if its a good cause, I'll bend the rules, break the rules and then rip up the rule book and throw it away :-)
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I would bend the rules for rules are just guidelines and change as society changes.
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Rules, like crystal unicorns, were meant to be broken.
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It really depends on whose rules we're talking about and my opinion on their validity, but generally if a specific case deserves it, I would.
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To an extent I would. Would I compromise MY integrity for them? No Would you?
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I am VERY loyal to my friends so, yes !
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Of course I would
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Bend rules & push to limits, YES. Break rules, almost never, unless extreme circumstances endanger life ... for example, I would not hesitate to smash a window or door and enter without permission, in order to save someone from a burning building or a very violent attack I witnessed through the window. ... but generally, civilizations require citizens to follow the rules, so I do.
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Depends on the rule, and the situation. Life or death, pretty much all bets are off. But it has to depend on the situation. I'm not totally rigid, so it may be considered.
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I'd snap the rules in half to help someone out of a tight spot, depending on what the problem was, of course.
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I like to follow rules, but if push comes to shove, I would have to bend them. If I worked in a pharmacy and someone badly needed medicine and their prescription had run out and the doctor was no where to be found I would give them their medicine in a second.
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It depends on how malleable the rules are ;)
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Bend the rules if it helps someone :)
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Some rules are very stupid because the rulemakers were very stupid..so it depends upon the rule, and also upon the circumstance and the person who needs to have the "rules" bent. There is a big difference between a life-and-death matter and someone who wants you to cheat so that he/she can benefit (changing grades in a computer, for instance). :)
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